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Fake Orders of the Red Banner of Labour
#11
Hello,

that`s what I thought... the letters are somehow unsharp and do look "foggy".

Jens
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#12
Whats wrong with that piece?

The "foggy" effect of the mint mark looks like a photo/light effect.

best regards
Andreas
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#13
Alfred,

I do mean these letters as mentioned before:

MarvWe Wrote:Strange how the shape of the letters changes at the end of "proletarii" and the enamel has at least been repaired.
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#14
Jens,

ORBL 1427 is original, but with some enamel repairs.

Marc
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#15
Hi,
the latest addition to my collection, an Order of Red Banner of Labour number 388823 with double brass suspension. Copy or not? When did it was awarded?

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Thanks
Richard
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#16
Looks okay. By the way, this is a minor variation with the hammer grip above the sickle.

Andreas
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#17
vpah51 Wrote:Hi,
the latest addition to my collection, an Order of Red Banner of Labour number 388823 with double brass suspension. Copy or not? When did it was awarded?
Thanks
Richard
Early 60s would be my guess. Khrushchev era.
"patina imparts character" - PJS
A wise man said: 'you should not pay a premium for what you want beyond your comfort level, and always ensure there is a mutually agreeable return policy.'
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#18
388.823 is mostlikely somewhere around the end of 50´s or 60´s awarded

335.514 - 21.11.1955
346.209 - 11.07.1956
352.009 - 11.01.1957
364.817 - 15.02.1961
386.691 - 09.08.1958
400.315 - 06.02.1963
407.950 - 16.06.1966

Andreas
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#19
how about this one? 288490, all the pics i have... thank you


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#20
Looks good to me.

Someone appears to have gone to town on it with some sort of polish or cleaning fluid though.
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